The next morning, I am at work early, rested and all.
When Kaylah enters my office with a cup of hot coffee, I begin my brief meeting with her. “I have to put things in order at Danner's companies today. Notify his lawyers that we're meeting tonight," I tell her. “You know that the shares of the mall now partly belong to Windrug&So and me personally. I want to completely divest it into a separate entity. Are you interested in the director position? You wanted a promotion, weren’t you?”.
Kaylah looks at me in surprise. “Really, Loraine? Can I have that position?”, she asks with tears in her eyes. I look at her in surprise, as my secretary, she is not exactly unknown in the city. I know she enjoys all kinds of privileges wherever she goes. “The director's chair plus another two percent of
